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Cornelia Spencer

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Born January 1, 1899
Died January 1, 1994 (95 years old)
Also known as: Grace Sydenstricker Yaukey, cornelia spencer
20 books
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Cornelia Spencer is the pseudonym of Grace Sydenstricker Yaukey, the sister of Pearl S. Buck, wrote young adult books and books about Asia.

Books

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Understanding the Japanese

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Points out the uniqueness of the Japanese people through a discussion of their history, customs, art, and family life.

The Low Countries

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Brief histories and descriptions of three western European countries known for their neutrality.

Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Chinese Republic

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Biography of the leader of the revolution of 1911 which overthrew the Manchu dynasty and established China as a republic.

The land and people of China

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Introduces the history and culture of the four-thousand-year old country known today as the People's Republic of China.

The song in the streets

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Briefly describes the conditions that prompted the French Revolution and analyzes the revolution in terms of what it has meant to history.

Seven thousand islands

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History of the Philippines since 1899, written for young people.

The Yangtze: China's river highway

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Describes life along the river whose basin supports one-tenth of the human race.

Made in Japan

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Discusses the nature of Japanese art with its emphasis on people and events of this world. Provides a brief background history.

The Kennedy women

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Although all the Kennedys have been constantly on display, the women have always stood in the shadows of their strong, brilliant and ambitious men. This is a woman's view of the tragic deterioration of a proud and powerful family, caused by the standards and failures of the society that spawned it.

China's leaders in ideas and action

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Includes material on Confucius, Empress Dowager Tzu Hsi, Sun Yat-Sen, Chiang Kai-shek, Mao Tse-tung, and Chou En-lai.